Weather Forecast for March 16 by Dabpeich Tao News
Rain to clear, improving Friday with fair to good conditions. Frost likely in inland areas. Winds light to moderate, temperature changes minor across regions. Upper Midwest and Northeast see rain or snow potential. southern regions mostly dry with rising barometer in some zones. City notes mention local ads and classifieds.
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The Weekly News Advertisement Pack and Notices
The Weekly News presents a twelve page issue with local news world summary and features by Mary Jane and The Market Scribe. Included are advertisements for Pasturage credit banks election notice public sale refrigeration and loans with names such as Cronise Crone Bank Holbraner and Renner & Kemp among others.
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Etste
Mary Jane
Talmage
A. C. Cronise
F St. & Mech
Nat’l Bank
Fred’k. Co
Nat'l Bank
Citizen's National Bank
Pnesevere
J. Smith
J. M. Holbraner
Sea’y. Pahile Sale
Mocter & Hinks
Trustees
Wileigheas Eallants
Nellie Thomas
Besant & Knott
Hlerring
Renner & Kemp
Rodock & Neidig
Patriotism event and canal repair news in Frederick area
The Jr OA M and patriotic orders plan an American flag and Bible presentation on South Street with a 6 pm assembly at Red Men’s Hall and a 6 30 pm march to the parade ground. A flag salute and patriotic meeting at the City Opera House feature Bishop Kephart as a speaker. Also notes canal repair work near Delingers and two marriage licenses in Frederick County.
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South Street
U. A.M. Council
Red Men’s Hall
Os North Market Street
Parlding
Sona of Veterans
Opera Hone
Pubblic
Bishop & B
City Fathers Meet as Aldermen Accept Reports
The Board of Aldermen held its regular monthly session with all members present. Items included a $8075 revenue and expense report, bills referred to the claims committee, and payments approved for several district superintendents. A water works report and rental income from City Hall were noted, a $50 service bill was rejected, and a water use agreement was discussed. An upcoming gutter repair inspection was announced as the board adjourned.
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Board of Aldermes
Isseren~ Jing
Alec Ube
Nisdof
Wolea
Ee Folowe Bay
Committee On
George W. Brengie
Northern District
Christian Lerch
Southern Distriet
Ketter
George W. Brengle
Northern Disttrct
Boathern District
Sahm
D4l
Wm. S. Miller
Beare Mu'er
Committee On Water Works
Nixdorf
City Hall
Col Hayden
D. Columbus Kemp
F. F. Lakin
Corporation
Ordeman
West Third Street
Belles Lettres Debate On Beer Versus Tobacco At Friday Meet
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met Friday with the president absent. R Thomas presided, F A Weller took minutes, and the program included recitations by Adlen Lampe and Alfred Ritter, readings by R Lorento and Keefer Toma, and a debate on whether beer harms more than tobacco. Judges EB Kelsover and R B Wood ruled 2 to 1 against the affirmative, with R B Wood closing the program. The group adjourned to meet again next Friday at 2 30 PM.
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Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
R. Thomas
F. A. Weller
Adlen Lampe
R. Lorento
Alfred Ritter
Keefer Toma
R. B. Wood
Philomathean Society Opens Evening Entertainment in Hall
The Philomathean Literary Society invites the public to Philo mathean Hall at Market and Church streets for an evening of musical and literary programs. An eloquent debate among the society’s top speakers will be featured, with the group noted for cultural contributions and mental training. All are welcome to enjoy the pleasant headquarters and warm reception.
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Philomathean Literary Society
Philomathean
Church Streets
Philomethean Literary Society
Tts
Dleasant
Society
Phloma
Hean Hail
Firefighters Save Hen From Early Barn Blaze in Frederick
A veteran fireman recalled a fifty year old barn fire on Cannon Avenue owned by Reich. The Saw Flower Fire Company then stored equipment at the markethouse on West Patrick Street. As hose lines headed to the scene, a neighboring woman moved her setting hen and eggs from the tool bar area to safety while the engine was being readied.
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Frederick
sigEws
Cannon Aau
Reich
Saw Flower Fire Company
Weat Patrick Street
Cleaning Straw Hats With Oxalic Acid Method
A Boston Globe correspondent describes cleaning straw hats using oxalic acid and water. Mix one ounce of oxalic acid in a quart of water and brush with a snail brush. Dry the bonnet to restore stiffness and freshness, assuming the straw is not too fragile or sunburnt. In other news, Mr Mob erly of this city was injured when his bicycle hit a breaker while coasting between here and Middletown. his right hand injured and machine damaged. Probate notices: Will of Mary Ann Hedges, deceased, fired for probate. Will of Philip H Lambright admitted to probate. letters testamentary granted to Clara V Lambright, executrix.
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Boston Globe
Mehr
Moberly
Here
Middletown
Orphass’ Goert
Mary Ann Hedges
Philip H. Lambright
Clira V. Lambright
Cumberland Valley Bree Bail League Organized at Chambersburg
The Cumberland Valley Bree Bail League was organized Tuesday at Chambersburg with four series of 36 games. The member clubs are Angerstown, Chambersburg, Carlisle and Martinsburg. The News office offers large paper sacks to protect fur garments including furs and sealskin sacks at 36 cents each.
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Cumberland Valley League
Cumberland Valley
Chambersburg
Aee Angerstown
Carlisle
Martinsburg
News of the Churches in Adams County and Nearby
The Rev. Webster M. Strayer of Buckeystown was elected to the Home for the Aged board of managers. Rev. Osborne Ingle marks a long pastorate at All Saints P. E. Church. A new main altar at St John’s Church, adorned with 20 variegated electric lamps, is set to be completed by June. The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church held a session in Adams County. retiring president Rev. B H Carnshaw preached the classis sermon and officers were chosen. Rev. EB Delirick was reappointed. Carpel reports were read at today’s session.
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Buckleystown
Home For the
M. P Chars
Wich
Baltimore
Osborne Ingle
Allpaints
P. BE
St John's Church
Maryland
Reformed Church
Reformed
Adamstowg
Ibis County
Fust
B H Carnshaw
Keedyvillle
EB Delirick
Maryland News Roundup From Frostburg to Annapolis
Various local items: a man died at his home near Manchester Carroll County. The Court of Appeals nears term end. Frostburg mine project suspended. Democratic Editors Association reelected J M Streett. Crisfield cribbers earn 10 to 15 dollars daily. Health officer reports malaria decline in Caroline. Smithsburg progressives clash over public improvements. Peter Young drives 1065 miles in 21 days from Aurora Louisiana to Hagerstown. Naval Academy graduation program set for June 3 to 7. Court of Appeals agrees to uphold license tax on oyster packers. Princess Anne forms a new telephone company to link county towns. Maryland court hears constitutionality challenge to governor appointing two Charles County commissioners.
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Allegany County
Géorge Bizebsim
Hia
Manchester
Carroll County
Court of Appeats
Democratic Editors’ Association
Cambridge
J. M. Streett
Barford
Cribbers
Crisfield
J.C. Glark
Caroline
Smithsburg
Washington County
Peter Young
Hagerstown
Aurora
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Jaders
Court of Appeals
Princess Anne
Somerset County
Charles County
Personal notices from Frederick society column
Purely personal items list visitors and residents: Rev A M Schaffner of Emmlteburg and Rev C K Spensard of Union Bridge visiting Woman's College. Fred Frazier of Washington visits his mother. Miss Barnes of New London visits Miss Blanche Ogle near Frederick. Edward Myers and daughter of Washington DC returning home. Dr Robert Ward State Veterinarian of Baltimore was in Frederick today. K R A Williams Lyceum Theatre advertising agent in Frederick today.
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A. M. Schaffner
Emmlteburg
C. K. Spensard
Union Bridge
Woman's College
Fred. Frazier
Washington
Mies Barnes
New London
Blanche Ogle
Frederick
Edward Myers
Social World Pink Tea at Miss Smonton Home
One of the season's most delightful events unfolded Thursday afternoon at the Misses Smonton's Emmitsburg home. Guests enjoyed tea hosted by Mrs Joseph Buffington with music by Mrs R L Annan. Palms, lilies, and pink decor complemented the handsome gowns as attendees departed with pleasant memories.
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R. L. Annan
Electric Power Plan for Hagerstown Poles and Wires
Mr Powell Evans representing a Philadelphia syndicate asked Hagerstown officials to permit poles and wires along county routes and city streets to supply electrical power from Dam No 4 or No 5 on the Potomac about twelve miles away. He cites 5000 horsepower at Dam No 5 and 1500 horsepower potential from local manufacturers, claiming power would be cheaper than steam. A street railway to extend to Williamsport and Funkstown is possible. Franchises have expired, opening the field. Property deeded from Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore to John W Mann in Brunswick for 200. The Calumet Exposition praised for advancing mechanical arts and Syrup of Figa advertised as a potent laxative.
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Powell Evans
Philadelphia
Ctty Council
Potomac River
Hageretown
Evana
Williamsport
Funkstown
Masonic Lodge Elects Officers and Appoints Committees
The Sodemeh deat Order of Mechanics holds a meeting electing William Ho Adee of New Jersey as supreme ruler and Ubatey S Gril no of Pennsylvania as supreme ruler with other officers named. Committees on jaw sod Lesteration and Finance were appointed. no lodge was instituted in Fredericé. Next meeting planned for Camden, N J, second Tuesday in May 1897.
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New Jersey
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Virginia
Gread
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Geo
Fredericé
Camden
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Westminister Fire Department honors veteran corps at special meeting
A Westminster ceremony presented photographs of the veteran firemen formed to mark the department’s 1579 founding. Ex Mayor F. K. Herr spoke, naming Edwin J. Sawyer as president. Other officers include J. K. Serr as chief and John H. Mitten as second VP.
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Charles V. Waniz
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Denton
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W. J. Everhart
John E. Masenheimer Treasuer
Meadow Branch German Baptist Church
William &. Purnell
New Windsor College
Purnell Legion
Westminster
Carroll County
Pleasant Valley
Levi Myers
Louis D. G. Wantz
Western Maryland Telephone Company
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K. Oursler
Iste
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James A. C. Bond
Charles Street
Malin Street
Green Street
Bilas W. Ouraler
Bishop Illey
Margaret R. Mulrenill
Death of George Wareheim a Maryland farmer near Manchester
Mr George Wareheim a retired farmer died yesterday afternoon at his home about two and a half miles from Manchester from a complication of diseases aged about eighty. He leaves a sister Mrs Thomson Downes of Baltimore city and a son Mr Richard Wareheim of Muller's Station Carroll county.
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George Warehelim
Manchester
Thomson Downes
Baltimore City
Richard Wareheim
Muller's Station
Cerroll County
Seriner Milling Co Letter Praises Barrel Patent
Shriners letter from HinGrevville May 9 asks for another barrel of the four patent barrel noting it makes a better tread than any tried before. Keeps best wishes and friendship from B C Renshaw.
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Way
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Out to the Spring Garden and the Seed Plot
A quirky old column describes planting Littum Zlegaoe and other seeds, warning readers about maturing weeds and care for garden plots. It mentions seeds, order details, planting tips, and the rhythm of garden work. The piece reads as a playful, cautionary guide to seasonal sowing and tending common yard crops.
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Luremtus
Brief Bits and Local News Uncertain Fragments
Frostburg f6 bustflog to attend the Firelien's Convention on the 12th and 13th. Streets repaved and houses repainted. One man paid ad 35 busiflogs. Invitation to Jefferson Medical College commencement exerciser held at Academy of Music Philadelphia. Dir. Fabroey among graduates of class of 85. News of injuries, positions, and frost impacts on fishing. Ice cream festival planned May 21 23 24 with Junior Hall orchestra. Miss Molla Kem improving from grip. Garrison Warfisld paralyzed and critical.
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Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
That City
Fabroey
Charles J. Riehl
Wee
Payrickatreet
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Air
M. Buracker
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Atreet
Fieh
Frederick
Frederick Varnell
No. 118
Molla Kem
Westhird Street
A. A. Lough
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Garrison Warfisld
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Meeting at Independence Hall on Friday at 3
Local notice announces a meeting at Independence Hall tomorrow Friday evening at 3 o'clock to discuss a constitution and elect directors for the Building Association. John G. Hardt is chairman and J. W. L. Carty is secretary. Philadelphia excursion tickets to be sold May 20 and 21 for $4.55 round trip, honoring the dedication of Odd Fellows Temple in Philadelphia on May 21, 1895.
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Ng Building Association
AH Perosa
John GC. Hardt
J. W.L. Carty
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
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